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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20
Labor Troubles.

CINCINNATI, April 12.--The contractors
have to-day acceded to the demands of
the striking carpenters and about $50 men
are at work.
PHILADELPHIA, April IA PROPOSE
ton was urged upon the brick mannfsc-
turers of the cry last night that they
should only employ knights OF Labor in
tile wards. This was refused and "a reso-
luton WAS adopted that unless the pres
ent difficulties between the knights and
the manufacturers are settled by next Sat
urday the manufacture of brick will cease
on that date. This would result I'D throw
ing {, 1000 men out of employment.
DETROIT. April 14.-Nine hundred stove
moulders have decided TO strike II ST.
Louis patterns are TO be used IN Detroit
If the strike takes place it
will throw ]. 900 men and boys ont of en-
ploymeat.
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Cupid's Capers.
Special to the River Press.

Special to the River Press.
HELENA, April 19.-The anticipated
wedding of Mr.. H. lei. Keefe to Miss Win
nifred @. Deegan, says the Independent,
took place yesterday, as per announce
ment, the nuptial ceremonies being per-
formed at the cathedral, at which both the
high contracting parties are commune
cants. The marriage, an early morning
one, took place at O'Clock, Bishop Bron-
del officiating. Invited guests were pres
ent, and although an early hour, the edi-
flee was comfortably filled with specta-
tors. The happy pair were accompanied
by Miss Louisa Hilger and Mr.. L. p.
Patterson. The impressive services of the
Catholic church were gone through with
during which the Misses O'Neill and Thi-
bodeau, of the cathedral choir, chanted
hymns and other selections appropriate to
the occasion. At the conclusion of the
nuptials the bridal cortege filed slowly
from the chancel to the sweet accompani-
ment of Mendelssohn's wedding march,
exquisitely performed on the organ by
Mrs. d. w. Fisk. The couple proceeded
to the residence of the BRIDES parents,
where sumptuous breakfast awaited
them, after partaking of which travelling
suits were donned, and to the farewells
and adieux of numerous friends who ac-
companied them to the depot the newly
made pair boarded the train on an exten-
sive honeymoon trip.
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The DroutlR Broken.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, April 13.-The
drouth which has prevailed for so long Il
time in western rexas Is at last broken.
There. Wa u heavy rain fall throughout
this section last night, which began after
dark and lasted tire entire night. Tele-
graphic advices from distant parts show
tlal tie rain Was one Of the most general
that has fallcn here in years. The conf
dence of farmers and stoekmen is fully re-
turned.
SANTA FE, April IA heavy fall of
snow in central New Mexico has left the
ground in fine condition Tor the spring
planting. The protraefed dry spell had
iaiafluei farmers anil Il .cknien. Ranges
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Mr.. Horace r. Buck who returned from
Lewistown Thursday furnishes US with
the following information of general in
terest. They went TO LewistoWn by the
way Of the Arrow creek hill and Ware
hams ranch on Wolf creek and returned
by the way of Brook Is ranch and the Ca
rothers hill, thereby covering great deal
of territory. Along the road they saw
but few dead cattle and the range stock,
of which several large herds cahe, under
their observation, while looking thin, ap-
peared to be in good condition. The grass
is spnnging up all around. Stockmen
claim that the losses of the past winter
among acclimated cattle will be compara-
lively small, while among pilgrim cattle
they are heavy.
The term of court was busy one. The
case of Ross and others VS.. Lee Balm and
others, where the plaintiff claimed that
some OF his sheep had been mixed with
band of the defendants, was non-snited,
because the plaintiff was unable TO identi-
fly the sheep claimed by him in the de-
fendanr's band.
The most important case was that of
Culnan VS.. Lincoln. This suit was for the
foreclosure of a lien upon an irrigatiRg
ditch. The case occupied two and one
half days in the trial of it. The jury after
deliberating a short time brought in ver-
dict for the amount claimed, about 81, 500.
Judge Bach is an excellent judge, and
wherever he goes impresses lawyers and
layman with the fact that be is a man of
more than average ability, and a well read
lawyer. He is quick and determined on,
the bench and preserves thorough order
in his court room.
The grand jnry made a thorough inyes-
tigation of all matters requiring their at
tention in the county. Charles Leard was
indicted for the murder Of his brother,
Thomas Leard, and Adolph Barrow. The
crime was committed last year. He was
released on $4,000 bail. The grand jury
also found two indictments for bigamy.
The hotels were crowded and all of the
available rooms in town were secured
Mr.. Buck says that one pleasant feature of
Lewistown is the fact that lumber can be
purchased for $2O@23 per 1000 and wood
for 1915 per cord.
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knights of Labor.

Special to the River Press.
HELENA, April 16.-The Montana dis
trict assembly of Knights of Labor is in
session. The principal object of the
meeting is to take action in regard to the
knights at Timberline. The district some
time since resolved to give them aid to a
certain extent, which limit has been
reached, and it is now under discussion as
to what additional steps, if any, shall be
taken. Among the visiting Knights who
are attending the meeting are Hon. viii
Kennedy, of Missoula, Hon. G. w. Hans
com, of Butte, and w. E. Purcell, Of Tim
harline
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Death of James Montgomery.
to the River Press.

Special to the River Press.
HELENA, April 16.-James Montgome-
ry, young man well known in this COM
munity, died yesterday at the Sisters hos
pital, after an illness lasting several days.
The deceased was in the prime Of life,
though of late he has dissipated to con-
siderable extent, which doubtless fastened
his death. The young man was highly
connected, having rich and influential
parents in St. Louis and it is stated that
he possessed at the time of his death a
considerable Inheritance, left him by rela-
tives. He will be buried with proper GER
emonies from his last abiding place to-day.
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A : Cave in the Bozernan Tunnel.
Special to the River Press.

Special to the River Press.
LIVINGSTON, April 16.-A cave occur
red in the east end of the Bozeman tunnel
this afternoon just before passenger train
No. ? arrived there. The extent of the
slide is reported to have been ten by
twenty feet. 1t was expected that trans
fer of passengers would be necessary, but
the latest report is that the obstruction
will be raised by nine O'Clock, when trains
will again move through the tunnel.
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THE BIG BOOM.
Some Indication of the Ground Swell that
VIII Keep Pace With the Man
tobias Westward
Move
structions.

BISMARCK, Dak., April 7.-The steamer
Monterey will be loaded Saturday for
down river points. The Helena is loading
for Fort Benton. The steamer Benton,
Capt. Barr, is chartered by the Manitoba
contractors and will begin loading Mon
day for the mouth of the Little Muddy,
from which point supplies will be hauled
up that Stream to the Manitoba crossing,
about twessty miles from the Missouri,
where it il. expected an importent town
will be btflt up this season.
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Mr Blaine Rapidly Improving

FoRr Gibson. April l2.-J. G. Blaine
after eating good supper of bread and
milk last evening passed . fairly quiet
night and this morning was still improv-
ing. Al TX animation Of his lungs by
Post Surgeon Byrne showed that the in
fiamatioa was subsiding and there has
been no fever since Sunday. He ate
breakfast this morning and DR.. Byrne
states that with the weather in its present
favorable condition and his appetite as it
now + Blaine will be well enough totrayel
III lev days,
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A Successful Test.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE last trial
trip of the cruiser Atlanta seems to have
proven complete success, at least so far
as the speed attained is concerned. A tel
egram received at the navy department
this morning states that an average speed
of fifteen and one-half knots per hour was
maintained for six consecutive hours,
while at times the vessels speed exceeded
sixteen knots per hour.
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Suicide.
peclal to the River Press

special to the River Press.
HELENA, April l6.--rhe news was cir
Vuiated in Helena yesterday That c. Girls
noid' we'll known ranchman living near
-'ouider, had committed suicide at his
I~ncn' A Boulder correspondent of the
.Aaepehdent sends brief note stating
!. .lat Mr.. Griswold shot himself through
.'U mead with Henry rife. The other
3" particulars obtained are 10 the ef-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20
Northern Pacific Branches.

Green & Barbour Bros. have lately
taken u contract for thirteen miles addi-
tional work on the Boulder Valley rail-
road, making thirty miles in all. Their
work is to be pushed as fast as possible.
The seventeen miles of their original con-
tract is now nearly ready for the iron,
which will soon begin to arrive, and track
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20

will be generally improved by the snow
fall as grass will get an early start. Stock
is still in good condition, but were begin
ming to suffer from the drouth.
KANSAS CITY, April IA slight rain
is falling here tonight. Rains are also
reported from other points in the vicinity.
They have been much needed and will be
of inestimable benefit.
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laying viii commence about May 1st.
Work upon the Philipsburg, Bitter Root
and MarysVille lines will be begun just as
soon as the reports of the locating engi-
neers have been thoroughly examined to
determine upon the details of the proposed
routes. AL these will be completed this
wear
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20

Minor, Dak., April Every incom-
ing train brings from one to two hundred
people to this point. Many Of these have
engaged with the Manitoba railway on the
extension, but goodly number are emf
grants in search of homes. There are
over four thousand people in the village
tonight. Three hundred men and two
hundred teams arrived tonight. Marshall
Mcclure, formerly of Jamestown, will be-
gin the publication of the Minot Tribune,
Saturday.
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Bull Butter.

DOVER, DEL, April 15.-The senate this
morning passed the house bill prohibiting
absolutely the manufacture and sale of all
kinds Of imitation and aaulterafed butter.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20

The steamer Monterey is new one on
us and is not included in the magnificent
list of the Benton Transportation COM
pany.
It is indicated that the next boom town
of the Manitoba, after Minot, is to be at
the crossing of the Little Muddy which
will be outside of both the Fort Buford
military and the Fort Berthold Indian
reservation and east Of Buford about
twenty miles. This will be the last town
that can be built this year on the line of
road unta the reservation is crossed at the
Marias river, near this city.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20

HrGHs2oRE, Dak., April s.-stebbins'
outfit of graders, numbering 225 men and
sixty teams, passed through here this
morning on their way to work on the
Montana road.
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DIED..

DIED.
,s sAssH E StF G5isni aFSs.si s:sS. g.
in the forty NTH year of his age.
GILMAN. At 81 O'Clock n M. on Thursday, Feb
Gilman. Miss ne ANNA SkaG sI R1EsffhsT
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
sSaa Z g ts a;s
and Nancy A. Goddard.
sssa Il Essss. sna TREND.
HILTEN On February Sd. 1887. 1t LIS O'Clock ..
m OF congestion OF the lungs, Captain JOHN I. HILL
May he rest in peace.
Friends aud relstives cordially invited.
KNOTT. On the morning Of February fth, 1857.
siter long aud psinfu Illness VIM j. kNorTtn the
Funeral Will take place from his late Residence. $500
dives and friends are invited 70 attend. WV
LACE LOVE SsOvsd susS.nd Of oordsi. Low. n
funsrs vii axe place from his late residence 1926
Hal street southwest ct O'Clock on sun
spectfully invited to sttsnd
osss onsSs'S.y s:fsS ,sss
from bis late residsncs saS Fourth strest noris
SSSNNEEkh n On y FsRirSsy 49, TIMOTHY nS
ful 1lnesa. aged sixty-fou years.
Dearest Father, thou hast lsft ~,
But 'tis God that hath bereft IA,
He can all our sorrows heal
BIZ Hn Csupnu.
Funeral from st. Peters church, on sunday sftes-
Of E 81 Vile q js
o% in ss Il sss .
southeast, sunday, - three D. m
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Name. | Q. 300
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE MDa Feb. 4.-vindnia ten-forties.
with coupon ~; do new thre@s, %. bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 4.-Cotton frm with
better ,,;S. riHaury.midalins on Flour ssesdx and
dc. extra 315a390; do. family. A. 1915; city mills
super 250s300; do. extra, 3. 15a39O; do Rio
brands, 462a4S1; Patapsco family, $50; do super
lative patent 500 whest-southern easier: west
ern easier and dull southern red. 94x95 southern
BID 81 Feasruary SSM bid March, yIks92 Nay, S4s
and dull; southern white. 4Sa5O; southern yellow.
$3.50; western mixed. spot. ,47ssa47h February.
9niess, and steady-southern. Sass: western white
western. II GOAL 90. Provisions steady and quiet
Mess pork, 1850. Bulk mests-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed 61.a7a y. BAcon-should-
ers clear RIB sides, 8 hams, 11Aal24. Lard
s Creamery 25s53 Exgs steady with good demand,
and nominal. Rio csrgoes, ordinary to fair. l4xaI5
Sugar easy and auiet-A soft, 50: copper refined
steady, 1O4a11 Whisky steady and firm, S:Sal "a
Freights to Liverpool per steamer un-cotton,- Nd
bushels corn 81 500 bushels
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star,
FLOODS In ONO AND KENTUCKY.

FLOODS IN OHIO AND KENTUCKY.
Trains Already Cus or from the Cen.
trail Passenger Depot as Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4-The river reached "a feet a
inches at 10 O'Clock this morning and Is sim RS
Ing. Access to the central passenger depot
is now cut on and the Cincinnati South.
e ea sns ,oa Cincinnati Indianapolis, st. Louis
ana chicago, the Ohio and Mississippi,
the Bee Line; the New York, Pennsyivania and
ONO; the Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
ana the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland roads
are compelled 10 discharge and receive PASSENGERS
at the 9Th street crossing
disastrous hoods are reported In the Big Sandy.
Little Miami and Licking rivers Many bridges on
eurnpikes were carried away Throughout the
q rev inches OF the highest mark known
IN newport, KY, there Is already considerable
encroacnmens on the lower portions Of the city.
Albeit Gets Only Two Votes.
TRENTON, N. J., Feb. A-Assemblymen Scudder
and Walter attended the joint meeting of the
lsglslaLure ak noon to-day and both voted for
GOV. Abbest Tor United States senator.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAI.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening aud 800 m pr1cea
OF the New York Stock Market a. reported NV sf,si
wire to H II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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GRoaAN To TuE Fnosr.

GRoeAs To TuE Fnosr.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
Having been successful in establishing rsclsss
House in the City Of Washington whore the people can
buy reliable goods 1nstalment at Low Prices have
added to my stock full line of Mems, Youths and
Children's Clothing, which viii sell on 1nstalment
at cash prices Ny Goods have been carefully selected
and win give satisfaction. Remember that GROGAN
always does he says and you are in want of Par
lor or Chamber Suits, Carpets Mattinss, Baby Car
ases Refriserators. Stoves, tClothins) &c, call on
GROGAN,
AT THE RINK
ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 18th AND
14TH STREETS N. W.
and you viii money and have the largest stock in
the city to select from. (You can make your own
terms) f3
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A SIX YOUR RETAILER FOR THE
JAMES MEANS So SHOE.
Ar Cosr To REDUCE Srocx:
w. NJ. SINISTER q SONS.

W. NJ SINISTER SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Are selling their large and elegant stock Of Choice
FRENCH wOOLENs at prime cost.
COMBINATION SUITS reduced from also
to $3.50
DRESS PATTERNS reduced from $50 to eco.
DRESS GOODS reduced from LOO to 75c.
The greatest bargain in Atwood FRENCH CASH
MERES. 4S-in. wide, 75c. These are extra quality
and are sold elsewhere ut 81 90.
just reduced the prices Of EVENING SILKS and
ILLUSIONS
ILLUSIONS reduced from $3.50 to 81 so.
ILLUSIONS reduced from % 90 to $3.50
TlNSEL ILLUSIONS reduced from 81 90 to 81 so.
All SILK GRENADINES. evening colors, BROCADES
and STRIPES, reduced from sl5O to SlOO
Special Bargsinsi in extra fne COLORED CORDUR0YS
for Ladies' Suitings at 55c.: worth $lOO.
MORE SASH RIBBONS at $1.5O: worth 1900.
ROMAN SASHES At $500; worth Sl2OO
BLACK SILKS at &1.5O worth Sl75.
BLACK SILKS at $175: worth SECS.
BLACK SILKS ut 30 90; worth $3.50.
We are the Sole Agents In this city of BONNETS PER
FICTION BLACK SILK This In an entirely
new finish: Is recommended for its eleeant ap-
pearance and durability.
Gautiers An-Silk VELVETS, Black and ColorR n As;
worth 60. The finest goods In this MARKET
We are closing out Cloak department and olyar
choice goods 1t one-half their original cost
MOURNING vIsITEs At SIS: former price, S45.
We win place on sale Monday our Spring Importa-
ton Of FRENCH SATTEENS, and win show the
ever shown here they having been made to our order
by the manufacturers. Gros Roman Co. Don't fail
TO these elegant good Choice styles sold
early.
W. n. sHUsTER SONS
s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE HOO
HALLET. DAVIS CO. UPRIGHT PIANOS
IL Now ready the best selection ever offered
SpsciA low rates for school and holiday ira da 911
GENTLEMEN's SUITS SECURED
~ Goat. AND PRESSED FOB IL
altering and repairing done In best msnner
GOODS called for and delivered
-o- "a, K HAHN.
- a9o 9Th 81. NV. 0elephcne cali 5Op-Sl ss,d e
y; Saiver o.. BALTIMORE Telephous call IS1l--X
Nor1cx,
HARD CRABS. CLANS, SALT WATER NORroHx
OYSTERS, NEW YORK BLUE POfNTa "
A9hKIS GQyEs DiAM0ND HACK
49,, fEkRAPINH LlGNHAVEN6
Mpoieeaas md Retail n WHITE ca
sos 6S1 - nvs Wnhing1on, D. q
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PENEA. RoUTE-B. and T. station. 9th and B streeta
For New York. Philadelphin and the East : - q
Congressional lintedl, H. 30 and 70 p. M For
New York, on sunday, am, 80, =. lConeres-
sional hmitedl ALL. 10 and u 20 p m. For Chi
$50 an fast linel; daily 10 Cincinnati and 81.
Louis and except saturday Ia Chicago; 81 so q IN.
Chicago Limited) daily. Western Express. 10 p.
Louis -, P,s s E,Prsss: 10 pm daily For Rich
pm. daily, except Sunday. For Baltimore, @ 81,
7;25, - 40 omited expressl, 9 30 and I Is am.
4:40, g. $40. 40 and IL 70 pm; Sunday q. Esd
and III ;15 am, II 80. 10, 9 TO- 10 and IL 70
pm. tor Pope's Greek Line 1:23 and 40 r. M
daily s5s SUNDAY ., For r! annseSs am $50
ana 4 :15 pm. For Erie Canhndaie1ia. Rocb-
ester. Buffalo and Niagara. 40 daily except Satur
day For Wilsnsport, Lock Haven aud EInira, 80
b. ANDO. RoUrE-Ststion, Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street-For Chicago, II As lfasf limi-
ted) and 10 10 pan. daily for Cincinnati, louisville.
Detroit IL As am fsst hnitedl ana SIS pm daily
No extra charge for fast time limited trans For
5S R on wset d.Es .aS
81 81 Sunday 30 ana i n5s u sS e.
$3.50. 80. 40, 3:4o As, 7;l5, SOB and II 80
2: m; Sunday, $50 a. -Ia.,, 4 40 D. m,
Baltimore, 5, 6 40, 80 am, II To- 800 40 6.45
4:4Q 6:45 and ii 80 pm. For stationson MeiropoH.
tan Branch q 40 am. except Sunday. 4 40 and 3 81
pm. daily. Principal sationsS 40 daily Sum
day stops at ali stations FOR Frederick 40, III 45
40 am and b:3I pm daily, except Sunday. For
Lexington and Valley. $40 m daily except sunday
For local points between Washington aud Gathers
burg . 30 am. IL 30 and 1l:2l pm daily except
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.. ,o, SHAKLES 3. PEARSON, I Trnetaea
14-eolOd BRA1NARD II. WARNER, Aio-
TALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, IN
.CLUDING HANDSOME PARLOR AND CHAM
Der FURNITURE, BRUSSELS INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS.
On TOMORROW, FEBRUARY FIFTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell. at salesroom, gen
eral assortment Of Furniture. etc.
1t WALTER B. WII,IIAMS n CO. Aucts
NEW TWO-STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK Dwell
IN LING. NO. 4S STREET NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH, 1887, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, we will sell in front of the
SUB. LOT 279, SQUARE 674, fS;T
fronting on north street, between North Capitol Ell
and LIST street east, and running to 10 foot alley
This lot is improved by nearly new Brick bay win
dow twostory House. containing six rooms, bath
and hall modern improvements and one of the most
comfortable small dwellings in this section, convenient
to street car hne &C.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two
years. notes to bear six per cent interest and to be
secured b. deed Of trust deposit Of 300 required
to be complied with in five days. otherwise resale at
risk and cost Of purchaser. Title good.
Abstract OF Real Estate Title Insurance Co.
f4-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

CoR sALE-BY =. 3. BAYLY 3 CO. 41e 10Th
Il - e-s street northwest 80,
New Anne Cottage, Sis and attic. Howard ave. .0oO
sss;s s:i.. .as and
Two Fl hsfsfsk lsR sRa
SO ;sss;is:
.ss Sss: IL ii: s;s I'd d::Ss;
sug yca1 sSSa s' near The
L Brick, rooms. on I ST.. bet 18th and 19ths3 200
Brick, 10 rooms, on 18th. above Iowa circle. $500
Bret % sSSn. Sn T. Ss. issS and $3.50
S'A i ss ana 10Th 1898
st. Bet Bet ass a am. ana 31tss
$$$$:: }5ss s% Il s.; SS$
rooms; Sss a. saS 5sS a;; once S;'S
on KHss BET isS and
1Q rooms and stable on Rhode 1sland ~ 800
o on s s es's saa s Il: 4:
mouse 10000
ON ON 81. near post os:
14r Brick bet 9TH and 9th mr. Pension Of. 10000
81 ja sae e3sy: App'ys0 11asS Ne1 HT1 orI
FOE s aII;i;1. NEWSLIBUILI DEsIsApLs COZ
three Stories basement and cellar, II rooms bath and
HANDSOME newly ae built DWELLING. SOC st. NV. snre.
stories basement and cellar IL rooms, bath and all
mod imps.
Three handsome newly built dwellings, 447, 40 and
s.is and II
Inc above hye houses are open for inspection.
situated on St. bet 18th and 18th st. NV st.. Bet
9th and 10th SITS. 5th ST. bet Mass ave. and
st: NV, Mass ave. bet 4th and 9Th SITS. NV
. For particulars apply to the owner, r. GOLD
SCHMlD, S13 9Th St NV, from IL to pm. and to
q pm. ta2S-3m
LrOR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON b ST, SIX
ment price 1890 each Also. nice 2story Brick on
bet list and d suitable for business price, - 0O0
Terms easy Apply ~ ]. W. p. MYERS laps NY. ave-
Il northwest and northeast from Sl.5OO to $4,000
chasers. HARDING & WATERS.
ja19-1m sos 18th st. NV.
EOR sAIE-BARGAINs ON CAPITOL HILL TWO
new 6.room brick Houses, all modern improve
DANENHOWER SON, Ills Est
Also, fine House in Iowa Circle, containing 12
;a3o-1m 49, I'D .DANESHoWER SON. son. Ill, Il.
LYOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE ELEGANT AND
thoroughly built House; lot "a front; good locs-
ton; part now renting $50 month. Terms easy
flne Investment For particulars address s. D. w.,
Star Office. ja2O-1ms
EOR sALE-1I-ROOM PRESSED BRICK HOUSE,
- modern improvements, u between 18th and l4th
lO-room House, p ST. near 18th. $500
Broom House, 18TH near Tst................. 5000
These Houses are al in fne locations and win pay as
investments. HARDING WATERS,
ja19-1m COG 18th st. NV.